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30 Cards in this Set
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Neuron - Nissl stain
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Neurons, spinal cord, grey matter.
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Synapse, micrograph.
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synapse
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Grey Matter, Brain.
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Grey Matter, spinal cord
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White matter, spinal cord
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What is C?
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Dorsal root ganglion
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What is D
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Dorsal root (incoming sensory fibers)
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what/where?
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Neurons with satellite cells (Peripheral nervous system)
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Neuron and lipofuscin granules
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Name, function and location:
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Astrocytes. Support, nutrition, control of environment, formation of scar tissue. CNS.
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Name and location
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Astrocyte surrounding blood vessel, CNS.
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Oligodendrocyte
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What is A
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Axon
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Schwann cell nucleus
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M?
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Myelin sheath
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Myelin sheath
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Schwann cell and unmyelinated axons
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What does BL stand for?
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Basal lamina
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ependymal
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Peripheral nerves
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Peripheral nerves
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PNS or CNS
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CNS - no connective tissue between cells
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CNS or PNS
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PNS - neuronal cell bodies surrounded by satellite cells. Cross section of ganglion
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CNS or PNS?
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CNS - neurons with surrounding glial cells. The white area around the neurons is the space where they have shrunk during processing
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CNS or PNS?
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PNS. Space around cells is filled with collagen, the arrow is pointing to a fibrocyte, and the structures at A are unmyelinated axons.
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CNS or PNS?
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PNS, as there is connective tissue - the blue tissue is endoneurium. Can see myelinated and nonmyelinated axons.
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What is at C1?
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Dorsal root, carries sensory information to the CNS, afferent.
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What is at C?
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Dorsal root ganglion, carries sensory information to the CNS, afferent.
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